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Author Archives: krikitarts
Serenity Sunday: Gulch glory
I am deeply into the beginning stages of a very busy period that will most likely last throughout the next couple of months, and I will have little time to devote either to following those of you who have become … Continue reading
Archives (4): A Winter’s Tale
My good photo-friend Cindy Taylor just posted a beautiful photo that she’d made of a friend of her son’s on stage during a performance, and I was strongly reminded of one of my favorite shots that I made from the … Continue reading
Archives (3): Thunderhead, Mt. Lincoln
Back in early August 1992, our family treated ourselves to a week at a ranch very nicely situated next to the Taylor Fork of the Gallatin River in Montana. As we arrived, I saw this massive thunderhead climbing rapidly into … Continue reading
Lilac lovelies (and a bonus bug)
Just the other day my photo friend the Meanderer commented on my post of the becalmed dogwood and asked about the lavender splash of color in the background, wondering if it was a lilac bush. It certainly was, and as … Continue reading
Archives (2): Memorial Day 2013
For my Memorial Day offering, I’ve delved back into my archives and found a photo that my mom probably shot, of me and my dad, when I was only three weeks old. My dad, who served as a Captain in … Continue reading
Serenity Sunday: Dogwood becalmed
As a follow-up to yesterday’s post with the totally-unrecognizable dogwood blossoms being buffeted about by the breezes, here is my favorite of the shots I made of them during one of their brief moments of relative calm. It’s a Pagoda … Continue reading
Drafty Dogwood
Most of you may have noticed that I’ve been getting behind again on opening, viewing, and commenting on your recent offerings. I have an excuse (of course). Those of you who have been following me for a while will recall … Continue reading
Webnesday (5)
Last Sunday we were in the garden doing YardWork again, pulling unwanted grasses out by the roots while the ground was still soft from recent rains, when CD suddenly called me over to where she was working and said that … Continue reading
Archives (1): The eyes have it
I’ve been having a discussion with my good photo friend Adrian Lewis about bringing great memories back to life through photography, and I mentioned that some of my best memories of my days in veterinary practice are intimately related to … Continue reading
Fun with flora and fauna
For the past few days, I have been enjoying the emergence and maturation of a new crop of blossoms in our garden. And—no great surprise here—it seems that the closer I look, the more I see. I have a friend … Continue reading
